Implement Lifecycle for IntegrationComponentSpec #2710
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Since an `IntegrationComponentSpec` is a `FactoryBean`, all it's target callbacks and lifecycle is controlled over a `FactoryBean`. * Add `SmartLifecycle` for the `IntegrationComponentSpec` to delegate lifecycle hooks to the `target` if necessary * Refactor `IntegrationComponentSpec` to be an `AbstractFactoryBean` which is a central place for the `FactoryBean`, `InitializingBean` and `DisposableBean` interfaces **Cherry-pick to 5.0.x**
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I am sure this will work but Specs are just scaffolding for creating integration components; it really doesn't make much sense to register them as beans. But I guess there's nothing we can do to stop that, so this is probably the only way to go, but I wanted to air my thoughts before merging in case you have anything to add. |
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Well, we really can't enforce people do not register them as beans. More over it is there for a while already. We may reconsider though in the next version if you feel strong... |
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No; it's fine; just wanted to air the issue. Cherry-picked as b4a2de1 |
Since an
IntegrationComponentSpecis aFactoryBean, all it's targetcallbacks and lifecycle is controlled over a
FactoryBean.SmartLifecyclefor theIntegrationComponentSpecto delegatelifecycle hooks to the
targetif necessaryIntegrationComponentSpecto be anAbstractFactoryBeanwhich is a central place for the
FactoryBean,InitializingBeanandDisposableBeaninterfacesCherry-pick to 5.0.x
See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54314755/enpointspec-fails-in-spring-integration-java-dsl